How do you encourage your child to support and include kids with disabilities?
Failure is the mother of success! However, this is only true if we are able to teach children to accept failures and face them with resilience.
The International Baccalaureate (IB) has been gaining popularity over the past few years. Find out more about what it is and how it will benefit your child’s future.
One of the most common challenges with telehealth therapy is keeping children engaged. In this article, paediatric physiotherapist, Ms Wan Kun, shares with us about how to help children get the most out of their telehealth sessions.
Fasting can be challenging, even for adults. So this raises the question of whether it is necessary for children to fast during the holy month of Ramadan? If yes, how young should a child start to fast? Does it increase the risk of Covid infection?
Physical inactivity or inactive lifestyle is a global health problem affecting not only adults but also children the world over.
Studies showed that babies born during the pandemic had slight developmental delays in social-emotional and motor skills, compared to those born before the pandemic. Here’s why parents shouldn’t worry.
Tantrums are inevitable, but you can stay control of your classroom. Here’s what you can do to diffuse the difficult situation the next time a meltdown threatens to strike your classroom.
Here are a few supplement therapy ideas that you can try to optimise the outcome of your child’s speech and language development.
As a parent, you wish you could protect your kids from every scary challenge. Although this isn’t possible, you can equip your children with the coping skills they’ll need.
